Rahaminov Diamonds Pops Up in Florida
Its residency at Yamron Jewelers will run through May 2026.

The pop-up showcases a curated selection of Rahaminov Diamonds’ creations, including its 12-carat fancy brown diamond “Y” necklace and a white and yellow pear-shaped diamond lariat necklace with a matching bypass ring.
Both Rahaminov Diamonds and Yamron Jewelers are third-generation family businesses united by their shared philosophies, said the brand and the retailer.
The high jewelry brand previously partnered with the Gulf Coast retailer for a month-long promotional event in March.
“Rahaminov’s aesthetic embodies everything we value at Yamron—timeless design, uncompromising quality, and a modern sense of refinement,” said Laura Kendall, president of Yamron Jewelers.
“As our clients have grown into true collectors of the brand, this season felt like the perfect moment to share even more of their extraordinary jewels with Naples.”
An exclusive grand opening celebration marked the launch of the extended residency, which began on Nov. 4.
Rahaminov Diamonds’ pop-up will run during Naples’ peak season, the brand said, closing in May 2026.
Yamron Jewelers is located at 5505 Tamiami Trail North in Naples, Florida.
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